The best travel clothes and accessories to pack on your next spring trip

After several long months of being battered by freezing weather and buried under heavy layers, we are more than ready for spring. Because now we can finally change our wardrobes for lighter and brighter pieces, and get back on the road.

But when it comes to packing for the spring trip, we should strategize a bit and consider versatile pieces – so you can mix and match them and wear them in many ways – low maintenance. and, last but not least, comfortable.

With that in mind, below is a list of the best travel clothes and accessories to pack on your trip.

Addison Bay Old City crew neck, $128

A positive lesson from the pandemic? How sweatshirts exploded in popularity. Now they’re not just relegated to the home or the gym anymore – it’s something you can confidently wear everywhere now. Although this Crewneck features a clean and simple shape, the colorful six-stripe detail to the chest and left arm gives this basic a anything but basic look.

State Bags Lorimer Fanny Pack, $85

Once a polarizing fashion statement, fanny packs are now a wardrobe staple — and for good reason. They are light. They keep all your essentials close at hand for peace of mind. Last but not least, they can be worn in many ways. And this recently launched a features durable, easy-to-clean nylon and a vibrant aqua hue, making it the go-to bag for spring and summer.

Women’s Psudo Court Sneakers, $128

Combining the versatility of your favorite sneaker with the ease of your favorite slip-ons, Courts of Psudo will quickly become a closet front piece – something you will reach for again and again. Made in America from recycled water bottles and 3D sublimated printed for eye-catching designs, these antimicrobial, machine washable shoes will take you anywhere in style and, most importantly, in comfort.

PACT Woven Twill Drawstring Shorts, $60

Let your legs breathe in style with these new shorts from PACT, the sustainable company that expressly partners with Fair Trade Certified™ factories and uses organic cotton for its entire range. And with a drawstring waistband, multiple pockets to store your essentials, and just-right stretch fabric, these shorts are destined to become your next warm-weather essential.

Franne Golde Heavenly Pants, $98

The name of these Pants says it all, because they are beyond heaven to wear. The belt is flat and wide, to ensure good support. seamless fit. The super subtle flare flatters all sizes and body types. They’re also available in a range of neutral hues, to pair effortlessly with any top you choose. But it’s the lightweight, cool fabric that makes them so easy to put on and so hard to take off.

AnaOno Miena bathrobe, $68

The idea of ​​hotel bathrobes is nice and beautiful, but the reality is that they are bulky and way too big for most people. So remember to pack this incredibly airy and lightweight version by AnaOne on your next trip. Founded by breast cancer survivor and advocate Dana Donofree in 2013, the visionary brand cleverly specializes in bras and loungewear for women of all sizes.

Goodlife Clothing Essential Twill Pants, $135

While it’s easy to find stylish yet forgiving tops for travel these days, finding pants that fit the bill is more difficult. It is then that these twill pants from Goodlife Clothing step into the picture. It features a relaxed yet fitted silhouette, stretchy brushed cotton and a drawstring waist so you look and feel your best no matter where you travel.

Silver Spun® Goods Plush Crew Set, $65

This plush pair of socks suitable for all occasions, but especially practical when you’re on the road. And that’s because they’re sewn with a revolutionary recycled knit mixed with silver. In addition to slowing the growth of odor-causing bacteria while killing germs, it prolongs wear between washes. Plus, the toe seam sits on the outside of the sock for a seamless, bulge-free fit.

Hush Puppies Rain Sneakers, $69.95

Rain or shine, these bestsellers hybrid sneakers-rain boots were designed for the vagaries of spring. They are easy to put on and take off. They are also completely weatherproof and dry in a flash. They also sport an elastic and forgiving footbed for maximum comfort. Finally, the range of bold shades will brighten up any outfit and the dullest of days.

Stori Retrospect Oversized Hoodie, $72

Cheerful color is just the beginning of this hoodiethe call. Although the pure cotton fabric is heavyweight, it’s four-way stretch to move with you, whether you’re running to catch a flight or taking a nap in your hotel room. Other notable features include a low-profile inside pocket (perfect for your phone and keys), roomy fit and longer length.

TO112 Restore Silk Pillowcase, $150

Although pillowcases are not traditional travel accessories, I consider this one is essential wherever I go. High quality mulberry silk protects hair and skin against breakage and wrinkles, and regulates your body temperature throughout the night. But the biggest plus is the handy internal pocket containing a sachet of lavender, which calms the central nervous system to help you sleep longer and better.

Prene The Bum/Waist/ Chest Neoprene Bag, $49.95

Consider this the ultimate post-pandemic travel accessory. It’s a compact, sleek, and functional bag that blends function and form, and moves seamlessly through your day. It has two easy-close pockets to keep your essentials safe and close at hand and can be placed on your waist or chest. Simply toss it in your washing machine whenever it needs a refresh.

Hush Puppies Sunshine Slides, $49.95

Instead of packing flip flops on your next spring trip – the frequent wear and tear can actually ruin your hardworking feet – put them away newly launched slides Instead. They offer much more shock absorption, a cushioned footbed and grippy traction so you won’t slip on wet floors. Plus, the range of cheerful shades, like this eye-catching emerald green, will lift your spirits.